top of page
Search

The Lackluster Letters 4

Writer: Aaron X.
Aaron X.
Apr 15, 2024
2 min read

Updated: Aug 26, 2024

Written 3.23.2021

Subject: Regulations and Guidelines on "for-profit" colleges



Dear Better Business Bureau,


I had a quick question about the current guidelines on "for-profit" colleges.  I am not referencing any specific institution more-so an academic model becoming more and more prevalent in institutions of higher-learning especially as we delve into our digital future.  Would it be illegal for me as a potential business owner in the academic realm, taking into consideration the highest regard for education as integral to the growth of not only us as individuals, but us as a nation, to collect tuition fees but than outsource the "grunt" work of the academic system known as "teaching" to third-party platforms than pocketing the overhead. Remember when Congressman Ron Paul tried to introduce a bill which disbanded the Department of Education hmmm... possibly because they felt that by outsourcing the k-12 education system to "3rd parties" with certain ties to "corporate entities" (for illegal data collection, identification, and monitoring purposes) who may or may not have the youth of America or the future of American generations best interest in mind only to save the government money... hmm.. but I digress...


To me the legality of this is thrown even more into question when the source educational materials are being utilized from "free" platforms.  Are there any obligatory regulations for institutions utilizing this type of model which requires them to inform these "free" platforms (e.g. websites with educational videos or content which fits their curriculum) of their use in their "for-profit" model or is profiteering from "free" platforms legal and ethical in this generation? (or is the trade off of data collected from the students and the generation of traffic to websites?) With this in mind, I re-iterate my initial question, are there any guidelines currently set-forth on "for-profit" colleges.  If not, can I get a business loan to set-up an academic ponzi scheme variant???


~Lacklust3r


 
 

Recent Posts

See All
Per Aspera Ad Astra

Life can change in a split second. It is how we deal with adversity that determines our trajectory. Eyes to the sky. Aaron X.

 
 
I, Robot

Concerning the constitutionality of the current level of Artificial Intelligence capabilities moving towards the latter end of what I call “The Second Roaring Twenties”. Specifically, in consideratio

 
 
Thought journal

There are many things to ponder in the wilderness. Walking to and fro neither here nor there. Truly gazing into beauty of worlds upon world life upon life. Introspection...Etching the sculpt of tho

 
 

​Twitter: Aar0n_X (that's a zero)

​Youtube: @Hiximxaaron

​

​

©2025 by Aaron X.™

bottom of page